Miller v. Miller

This is an action for a declaratory judgment. All of the parties are nonresidents. Service on the defendants was had by registered mail. They appeared specially and filed a plea in abatement, whioh was overruled. Thereupon they entered a general appearance and answered, but reserved, however, their rights to contest the jurisdiction of this court. Coyne v. Plume, 90 Conn. 293, 297.

The litigation springs from two matrimonial ventures of the defendant, Leslie. He married the plaintiff, Louise, during 1931 at New York, where each of them was domiciled and where, after their marriage, they…